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Synopsis: Fred Z. Randall is a geeky and obnoxious spacecraft designer, who gets the chance to make his dream come true and travel to Mars as a member of the first manned flight there.
Genre: Comedy, Family, Sci-Fi
Director(s): Stuart Gillard
Production: Walt Disney Productions
 
IMDB:
5.9
Rotten Tomatoes:
22%
PG
Year:
1997
95 min
4,360 Views


- IPO.

- AT & T?

- TPC, Drive 4.

- KFC.

- EDP.

- YMCA.

- GNC and five.

- BMW?

- CNS.

- CNN.

- CNS.

- IHOP?

- Randall, computer navigation system.

- I gotta pee!

CNS, check.

- EC-LSS.

- Check.

- APU:
P.

- APU's are OK. Emergency stop by.

Initiates last boot sequence.

Ok, people, looking good.

T minus ten, let's start her up.

No, not yet!

Ten ... nine ...

-Fifteen! Twenty-nine!

- Seven ...

There is a fly in my helmet!

It flew into my nose!

Three ... two ... one ...

We start 0232 GMT!

Yes!

Oh, dear God ...

I hope I packed

enough underwear.

Do not worry. He unpacks his

own underwear now.

Golly ...

Do you see this?

My helmet!

Did you see this?

My face was drawn back like this,

and then flew this thing

out of my mouth and ...

Can we do it again?

I like this!

I float in the air!

As a small bird, a crow!

Hey, look, where a large

corn fields down there!

Turns on artificial gravity

three ... two ... one.

Randall, take a look through the box.

It certainly looks as

a giant blueberry.

Hi, Mom.

Hi, Dad.

- Captain, may I call you Bill?

- No.

- Are we there now?

- No.

- Can I drive?

- No!

I'm hungry.

Ulysses, it is time YUM-YUM!

Oh, the skin, it burns!

Need ointment for burns.

Are you hungry, Ulysses? Here, eat

fruit cake. Now go and sit at the table.

Sit at the table.

Randall, where's dinner?

It comes out of the oven, Bill.

Let's eat. About 20 minutes we have a consignment

to the president and the entire free world.

If it does not matter;

I do not want to be with.

So what's for dinner?

Ribs with broccoli and

mashed potatoes.

Look, Julie makes her

Old Yeller imitation!

Please, Dad, ...

I do not want Yeller to die!

Fred, it's toothpaste!

- It's not potatoes.

- I'm sorry, what?

This is not ...

Bloody hell! it is hemorrhoids ointment!

Hemorrhoids ointment!

Hello, swallow your food there, buddy!

Dear Mr. ... ... President ...

Dear World, and Mr. President ...

It came from nowhere.

Watch out Sally!

Careful so you do not become

extracted down you flush.

- What?

- Happens all the time.

Oh no, Buds coins!

Come to daddy ...

Good evening, America,

and people all over the world.

We have the privilege to talk to

our brave astronauts in March.

Good evening, Commander.

Good evening, Mr. President.

Welcome aboard Aries.

I would say that this

mission is to

honor all people on Earth,

space is about the maximum desire

- Are we in the picture?

- ... Of humanity.

Excuse me for interrupting you,

Commander.

but I see Fred Randall,

and I think the world would

know why he looks like a smurf.

Officer Randall has other

information to be taken care of.

We are on the air!

- As I said ...

- Say hello to the world.

I? Yes, Mr. President ...

- I do not think I ...

- Tell them what it's like up here.

Yes, go ahead.

Mr. President, sir, up

from here I can ...

Ok, I can see the whole world

from the window, and ...

I know down there where it is

a lot of wars and stuff,

but up from here, I feel that

I can take the whole world in my hand

just like a ripe blueberries.

I feel that I can ...

Almost like I have ...

I have the whole world in my hands.

I have the whole world in my hands.

I have the whole world in my hands.

I have the whole world in my hands.

Ok, now French!

Now the Germans!

Come on, only the Western Hemisphere!

- He has the whole world in his hands.

- Come on, Commander!

He has the whole wide world

in their hands.

He has the whole damn

world in their hands.

He has the whole world in his hands.

Everybody, now!

He has the whole world in his hands.

Now the Chinese!

Come on, all you Chinese!

- Hey, where's my star.

- What?

My star. When I was a boy,

I chose one in heaven.

Called the Peace's star.

It was my special place that I

could go to and nobody could find me.

- It's so strange! I did that too.

- Did you?

- Yes!

- What's yours?

Ok, actually it is it, exactly

to the right of Polaris.

Like flashing over there?

- It's funny.

- Why?

On the right beside me ....

It ... It's amazing,

is not it, Julie?

Yes.

You know what, for

research I have done,

Do I still

what's out here.

I mean, I think it

is something ...

I wish ... I wish ... I ....

Do not you?

What?

Wish, use your star. It is

like that benjamin cricket song.

It is benjamin cricket.

Bengt Feldreich''Donald Duck''July

I'm not so sure

This hyper-sleep thing.

It is safe, you can not stay

awake for eight months, you're crazy.

8 months? Only eyes gravel

can be dangerous! Hey, Captain!

It burns skin!

Anyway, Ford, wake

me that we have come to Mars.

All right.

Goodnight, Ladies.

See you in 8 months.

I wish I had $ 928 for

every time a girl told me.

Good night, Fred.

Good night, Julie Ford.

Okay, it's an old story;

Ulysses.

Boy meets girl;

boy falls for girl;

girl falls into hypersm.

No, you can not be in there

Therefore you are here reviewed.

This is mine.

Ok, I go in here.

You can stay there,

I'll take your, your hairy

small bed thief!

Good night.

Will only close the door ...

Just close this ...

Must close this door ...

8 months old DRAKE.

Good morning and hallelujah,

Commander!

Question.

How long have I been asleep?

Thirteen minutes?!

Crazy sheets!

No man can sleep with you!

Fall asleep. Fall asleep.

Fall asleep. Fall asleep.

My darling, what

wonderful evening.

You look so beautiful tonight

... so full of life.

Your hair looks like silk,

soft, milky white skin and

your red lips ...

And your ...

Hello! it's me again!

Wake up, wake up,

wake up, wake up!

Come out, Fred.

You can not hide forever, Peace.

- They will take me, Fred.

- Bwana! It's me, Fred.

They have taken over the ship.

Fifty, sixty of them!

I had to hide in the jungle.

Note this.

I need 4pcs kegs of gunpowder,

a machete, a goat

a guide who speaks Hutu ...

Fred, came out of it.

Fred, came out of it.

It was not me!

Hello? Hello?

Hello?

Fred?

May I ask who is speaking?

- Over.

It's Bud.

Go over to the private medical channel.

- Bud, where have you been?

- Why are you awake?

A series of very bad mistakes

happened all at once,

but everything is fine now and

my mood is good.

The ship is just fine and Hutu

the uprising is over. Over.

Ignore "Over Score".

How can I keep this from Wick?

You do not I programmed on

hyper sleep monitors.

Ration your food.

I'll do whatever I can.

Bud, I saw over the last weather

overview photographs from Mars.

What do you mean?

I can not be sure, but I think

we may encounter some nasty storms.

It is impossible.

Nobody has seen anything like that.

I almost missed it myself.

If you look at the segment 5 and 6

Valles Marineris on ...

Way too low.

This can be bad.

What should we do?

Nothing, of Wick learns that you

is awake, he will explode

With this new weather, will

him to reassess the mission.

Re-evaluating the mission?

Absolutely.

Ok, we continued eating.

Look at these new prints.

The danger is real!

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Craig Mazin

Craig Mazin (born April 8, 1971) is an American screenwriter and film director. He is known for writing Identity Thief, The Hangover Part II, The Hangover Part III, and The Huntsman: Winter's War. He is currently working on a five-part miniseries for HBO and Sky based on the Chernobyl disaster. Mazin co-hosts the Scriptnotes podcast alongside fellow screenwriter John August. more…

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